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Newspaper Page TextAGRICULTURAL. Fertilizer** All farmer* know tbe value of cotton gtd»* » ferti! *r, but it ;* clearlj pro ven that the meal, after the seed is hulled and the oil extracted, is even far superior to the fresh seed. Col. I.ang d'io, in bis address before the Scinra Fair, says of this fertiliZ'r : Every man who 'u’tivaies the soil knows tb‘»t if he returns tr the snt , evety year the crops grown upou it, the | toil will never dcpr.ciate in fertility Now, if y 'U wete to return to the soil every year, the entire cu p of cotton which that soil produced, its fertility would never be impaired. But, if you cannot return the entire crop, use all that oan possibly be made av-ilable. It is always a sate rule to follow. Now, in cotton, the lint, which constitutes the entire mi ni y value of the crop, emnot of course be u-cd in that, way, but ("*” tunate'y for us—aud it is a iac of o •* seeding interest to tbe plan er this val jkble lint appiopriatea to i 1 self but an inconsiderable p rtion of the fertilizing material necessary to its production, and const quently would be of little va - ue as a fertiliz r All, or nearly all, of the iogredicntv 'bat coustitute the fertilizing eleineot are concentrated in the seed—that cotton seed winch, ui.d'-r the old sysitn, was tr> ated as of D.> Value, aud permitted to do and rot in immeuse heaps a ouud our g n hous's. A moment’.. r> fl etion only is necessary to force upou us this prto ical t u'h that this neglect cotton .eed furui.-bes, more surely thau anytl ing else possibly can, the elemt nts necessary to ke< p up the foriility of the soil, and is cen-e --qucatly the very best fer lliz r that can be applied. But there are some inter esting facta connector 1 with the use ot er ttou seed meal which it is important should be understood. I has b*-cn as cern.i ied by careful analysis that cotton seed, btS.dea containing a large p/rtion of pet-ish aud tbo pbospl a'es, is ex ceedingly rich in unrogeo and hydro gen, together forming ammonia, a mos; iu porlaut element in tbe production el crops, aud which constitutes the chi* i value of Pcruviau guano. Now, if the seed he permuted to lie in large bra, s and rot belore a plying it to the soil, a large pur.ion of amuu nia is driven rUt in the pr* cess ot decomposition, e. •» v npes into the atuio.-pbeie, and is forever lost to he soil. Another prac ice is, 10 scatter fresh seed in the d* ill, cover up and permit it to tspn J nnd then chi j down the sprouts, lcaviog the s ed t< decompose in the ground, ami thus lur nish uuiriimnt to tlie soil. Although not st> ol jectiouablc as tbc other plan still by tbo process ol germination i portion of the uiliogenous m.teriat is exhausted, and you tail to rcai-z; the full value of the seed as a manure The only process by which the whole can be saved is by gr nl ng ibe fresh seed and reducing it to m al. iij this process —si parating it from tbe oil, which emcis larg.oy in o its eompo.-i --ti ,u—you save ev. ly thing that is ol the least value as a fertii z r; and, by lo ing completely pulver z and, you have u in a shape to be iuinndiaiely available to the plant. Aud, as tb ■ oil is eutire ly dcstiiu'e of if.rogen or ot,.rr fcitili zmg property, and iu-tead ol being beucficiai, is ab olutely rtij.rious to tbo soil, it follows that the meal freed from tbe oil is much lie her in albuminon material, ana, therefore, more valu.Lit as a fertilize s* *hao the unground seed. And, it is doubtless true luat a co.tuu planter may soil his co toa seed to tbe manufacturer of oil, and take h's | a ib meal, and what be g. t- of the later will be of more value It fertiliz og ptrpotes thau if he had used tbe liesh unground seed upou big land. Wc have the highest scientific autuority fi r this conclusion. Another laot demands notice. Analysis has shuwu that c t ton seed meal contains an undue propor tion of uitrogrn, as compared with tbe phosphate, hence, to answer perfectly all the deu.auds ot the plaut and make aperfeot fertilizer, phosphate mutt be added. The meal Bhould be mixed with fine ground In ne in tbe proportion ol two parts of the former to ut ••f the latter—or jerhaps in about rquxl pro portions—before applying to the soil. Aud then, if a mall portion of plastei and salt le added—thj former to fur nish sulphate of lime and tbe latter soda—both of which enter to a sina 1 extent into the composition of the cot ton plant—you will have a frrtiliz r a near perfection as could be devised, and as valuable for corn as for cotton In deed there is no crop on which cot-on seed meal may cot be applied with bi n sfir, for the elements of which ii i» mainly composed-potash, phosphate ar.d auimoni*—eit-r, mire or leis, into the composition of all plants that grow upon t> c earth. JUST RECEIVED! 375 barre's Chesapeake Guano! keep constantly on hand a VV large cpiantitv of the above Fcrtili *er ; also, the FOIV'L and other Guanos. For price?, 4c., call on me at my office, at John A. Fulton's Warehouse n c. C. FARMER. jjawpos, ir November 4-4 m Insure I •our JLife IN THE -iE T 3ST _A_ INSURANCE COMPANY, S. R.WESTON AGENT giriy 2UVfrtij6<WUlf!. OOtlA* ®bewaPsfont. CTTAS. A. DANA, Kdvtom. Th* eYtttptftt, itnartMt, *i»'l btml Nrw York Fvt*-vh.tilv iiko> iL TWa • litfnntt Daily, Stmi- Wr.ißi.r,S'll wnd Writ*t r. ayw. Ai.i thrNkwi at Balf-pnt't*. Full rsiv»*t» rs markets, Farmers nnl Fruit Os’ Huh*, nnd n ComnVl* story lit every Weekly nnd 8«m«-Wt*kly number. A present of valuable phnlaand vinrt to every subscriber: Inducements to ean vasaes* unnu*pn«*cd. sl,W* l*ife Insnrnnrus. Orand nan ns, M- vrlnj* Marhln-s Parlor o*it"n** Bnwlna Mnchinc, Ac., nm -PR the pTinium*. Specimen* and lists free. Send a Dollar an 4t -v <♦. „ „ „ , I. W ENGLAND, Publisher Fun, New York. CAXVASSIFG BOOKS SENT FREE FOR [paris by Sunlight 1 and Gaslight A Work de*cripttot of the ifysterien, Virtu**, Vice*, Splendor* no,l Crime* of the C'it o of Pari*. It tell* how /'»ri«ha, become thn (f»ye,t mid rao,t Beautiful City In ibe world ; liow it, beauty nml splendor are purehaaed at it fearful coat of miei-ry and Kuifcrins; how rlaitor, an- swindled by I'rufesaiunal Adventurer,; bow virtue and vice go nrm-in-arni in the betuitiful elty; bow the mo,t fearful crime, are committed and concealed; how money i, squandered iu uaeleaa luxury; and contain, over 15H tine anted places, life and Scene, in/’aria. Atrcuts wanted, ('nn vaaalne hooka sent free. Addrcsa National 7>nh lisliin-' Cos., Philadelphia. I’a., Atlanta, Ua., Cin cinnati, 0., or St. Louis, Mo. IO,UOt) (kciilh W auled f*r Walks and Ht.rcies «f Jrsut. By Krv P. March, it. I)., author of“Ni-’ht Scene, of the Bible.” Apply at oucc lo Crittenden A- jMeKluacy, ldOb Cheatuut at., /'liiladelp’a, /’a. The JtloMt tt ft’till Selling Hook Now ofTorPd to i« Revised and enlarged hy (icn Robert F.. Lee. ft. is a larec and beawtifiil octavo volume, Illus trated with elegant Steel Kngravinf’s, .Viips, etc. An agent in Virginia reports 110 subscribers the An agent in Alabama, 54 the first week, do Georgia. 47 do do do Kentucky, 35 do do do Mississippi, 3/ do do do Teunnessce, 19 the first day. do Kentucky, Si the first I! days, do Texas, 'i4 do do dt* Mlioouri, 17 tli»* first 'l nay . “Kvervbody mibßoribfMi for it,\the RgentH all KRV. Wo%wmit an ajyent in every %ountv. Sc nd far pirculnrK, full particulnrH, to Lniverui ty /'wblishing: Cos., 4 Bond Rt., N. Y. fOITIEV OF MEW YORK ! or, The Under world of the Great Ci y. The sina of every class of so ciety expos’ !. Avoid the Railroad tb ruin. VSign ds of thd danger are up. More ninnev in it for I'Ve agent, than any other honk. Takes three presses all the time to print'Tast enough. Onne agent took 178 O'tiers in ten drvt. 740 pages, 45 ilttiatrationg, Arice 50. AGENTS WANT AT). Address N. Y. Bb OK Cos., 145 -Vasaaii St,, N. Y. f^niP^tiAn£Pl Without .Spectacle,, Ddctor or Medicine.— poa -pail, on receipt of 10 cts. A*ldre«, Dr. K. B. 10-TE, (author of “.Wedical Coin -non Sen»c) No. 120 Lexington avenue, cor. East 28th St., N. Y. VWaY wi>h uncomforuh’e Trusse*. Ccm fori and cure for 'he Ruptured. Sent post-paid on receipt of 10 cents. Address Dr. E. B. Poors, No. 120 I.exingson avenue, Newrfo.k. |o,ooo ig-iii- wsntcfl For Rt r ROSPECTION. 7’iu* fluent in tin* market. -4pj»iy «t once to Crincndon «4r 3/fKirim y, y.m n»c*»tnut strn-t, V'hiladelpliiu, /’a. aooa For fl ut-rInKK new 7 Octave 7’inno* .Sent oZ*"' on trial. V *S’. /'iuno« ’o., New Fork. UNSk ! ! ! WANTED-AGENTS. *250 rer month • n a,-II the 0.-Iv GENUINE IMnKOTFD C v 'V MON SENSE FAMILY SEWING ,1/AlTl IN K Price on $lB. Great inducements to agents. 7 - uia ia tile in 'to popular Sewing .1/achiiie ol lie dat—niskea tlie famous ‘'fc'a.stic Lo.k Stitch I —will do any kind <>f woik tiiat can ie done or any inacldue—loo.ooo sold atid he dernan i constantly incica-ing. Now i, Tie time tr take an yeeuev. Send for circu hrs. i?s“Be»are ot infiinger* Address SEOOJ/ll .t GO , !h.»'on, J/*ss , rittaburgli, Pa., or St L mis. Mo. THE CELEBRATED 19 V-f i< i' * oGjb aTltf'E. HIS BUST I.V T hWO RLE. o v i: n i o o o a s u s e. Will do more work with tlie same ,mount of luel than any other Stove ever made. Fllll«*r. M ttrriot & Uo., Exclusive Mannfaeturera, TROY, W. Y. *®~L>e«eriptive petmphletb tent free Tiro .no.rifts The J/ost Popular M&g-.zine in Ainerica. HOTIIHG SIICTIOHAL ! Itoiimti bIXT.t rIIAM ! THE LITTLE fOUPORAL. Entirely Original and Firat-Clasa. All new subsciibera for the Li» le.Corporal for the new year, whose n«RH*a nnd Rionoy *re sent in bpfore the laat ot December, will receive the November and Dececember Nos. Os 1860 FHKK. The Liule Corporal has a larger circulation than an y other juvenile magazine in the world, and ia hector worth the pric® than anv other magazine published. Becanse of iia immense circnlaticn, wp ire enabled >o furnish it at the lo'v of One I), l'ar a Year : s*ng!e number 12c ;or free to anv one who will try to raise a club. Beautiful premiums for clubs. iSubscribe row. Back number* cm always be aeut. Address A LF RED Li. v\ ELL u» CO., Publ sh^rs, Chicago, 111. The Purest, Best and Cheapest SOLD BY ALL GROCERS. Knit-KNIT-KA I’jT Agents wanted everywhere to sell the A tnerican Ktiitling Msehine, the on'v piacti *l F.miiy Knitting Machine ever invented. Price $25. Will knit 200,000 per minute.— Address American Knitting Machine Cos., Boston, j/iss., or St. Louis, J f '. Sj 3 TO TUR WORKING ULaSS. AVe are now prepared lo Inrni.h all classes wi h constant -nip nyineiit »t home, the whole of the lime or for the »|t*re momenta. Business new, •'ght nnd profitable. Per.ons of either Sex e-silv earn from sitc. to $ > per evening, and a p'opor'ional sum by devo.tng their whole tme to the business. Buva nnd girls earn nsirly as much a* men. That all who see t i* notice mav fend their address, and test the business, we make 'hi# unparalleled offer: To such as are not- well sati-fied, we will send $1 to pay for the trouble of writing. Full paiticu'nrs, a valuable sample, which will do to cninmenee work on, and a copy of 77. e People'* Literary Companion —oue of the la e s' and best tamily uew-paper* published —.l!s-nt tree hv mail. Reader if yott”’wan! permanent, profitable work, addre s £ C Auks & Cos., Augusts, Maine. IO,fll)0 frills vanird For IKS r sitkcl NUN. Apply at oner to Crittenden .V /UuK.nnoy, 13W> Cbchtnut street, pinludelphitt, pij. C. R. JOHNS & CO. LOR LLARDS lia on exaalltftt «rtksla ■ f Pia*d>L “b l ’ l t r «*BnuUUd Virginia ; ** t II ip wlierever Introduced it N'moklnp Tobacco |lk unlvcranlly admired It ia put up iu haudMomc muHlin bnaa, Iu which order» for -VeerHchaufu pipe* are daily packed. LORILLARD S jih made of the choicest J ' r u , . o ru n ii.X.“« .S’moklng 7V)bacco | the Nicotine lihh been ex trocted ; it Icnvvk no dlmijfrecablc taste after Mmo kin<y; it Ih very mild, light In color and weight, hence one pound will hint an lonj£ »r 3 of ordinary tobacco. In thin brand ive also pack ordcra every day for flrat quality A/verachnuin pipes. Try it and convince yours»lves it is all it claims to be, “the finest of all.” LORI LLARD'S This brand of fine Cut FpiiliiPV chewing tobacco baa no j equal or superior any- Chewing Tobacco. where. It is without doubt the best chewing tobacco iu the couutry. LORILLARO’SIha ve now been in general I K, I T | use in the United States ‘ * *- *■ ' | oyer 110 yearn, and wtill ac knowledged “the beat : » wherever use«l. If your storekeeper does not have these article* for aale, ank him to get them; they are sold by re apectahie Jobbers almost everywhere. Circular of p-ices mailed v>n application. J\ LOIUIAeAUD # CO., New York. \*k your Doctor or Druggist for sweet Quinine* It equals (bitter) Quinine. Manufactured by &tearup, Fair Si Cos., Uuq NYw York. Or. Whittier, fl Wylie St., Pittsburgh, Pa., of f/nion wine reputation, fronts all veneral dia chhck; also, seminal weakness*, inipotenry, etc., the result of Kclf-abuse. Send 2 stamps for sealed pamphlet, 50 pages. No matter who failed, state case. Cousultatiou free. M ISC ELLA N EOUS AI) V E RTISE M EXES. Naddiery and HarnebS KmiioTinm. G.C. ROGERS, On the Site of the Old Theatrt, and opposite Untied Staten Hotel , DEO A TUI ST. A TLA NT A , OA . Convenient to the Passenger Depot. Pri * ces will be found more reasonable and Stock more complete than anv in the city. Also, til kinds ol Harness and Skirting Leather*.— Also, Enameled Leathern and Cloths count&nt ly on haDd, wholesale and Retail. CAKK9IGLS AND BI Baby Carriages, locking llorsea, and 7?uggy Umbrellas, of tlie most approved style aud finihh, on hand aud made to order. Janl4-ly THE CRA?4D PRARB2 WMfill MIPS! Patented 1865. CALL on G . B . THOMPSON, A; E KUTTNKit’S Store, Wli re the Machine can he men snd its qq.litit-s tested. This Machine is '.he bo-t ever used, claiming many avl— vantagrs over any other Washing Ma chine ever patented. Wijl guarantee tbe Machine to do all that is claimed for it The citiz-na if Webster, Calhoun anl T- rr.ll ur” resjx’C'fully asked to call sod -xa in i in* for themselves. Atiyctild ill y--nrs of ape ran do the washing of a large family in a few hours with perfect can.- hy the use «>f the U giver >al Wring er, winch 1- afached to the Maci-lue.— ‘‘rime siVed is ni oiey made.” (] Ii THOMPSON Price fir Micbioe 815 iJachliie wi'h Wringer ...25 nc 28; f THEIEORGIA PAPER MILL, I) /. T. VO; 0.1. T\' r I Id. p-iv eash for Rags, Rope, Rigging v v ami old pipers. Ord'TS solicited lor Wrapping, J/snilli and Print Paper. New Jfill, Pure Water, Live lien, rriees iu*. Terms Cash. All inquiiies promp'lv answered. Address M. P KELLOGG, Pies. Cos., “College Temple,” oct2l;l.m Newnan, Ga. INAUGURATED AT LAST! Now Harness Manufactory i.r ».nrso.v, o.i. r I^IIE subscriber would respectfullv call .1 the attention of the putdic generally, to the fact, that he will mnke and keep on hand, all kinds of IM.I SI*WSS, and will sell them as cheap as they can he liHd in stir market. My work is all made of tho best material, aud made by hand and not machine. Oid Harness aud Saddles repaired on short notice. J. R, .4 H DREWS. Dawson J/arch 11, 1869—1 y nuu EICBY AND COMMISSION HOUSE. Johnson, Campbell & Cos., Corner Fourth and Poplar streets, Ala,con, Georgia. OUR Mr, Johnson has just returned Ironi New York and the West, where he has made heavy purchases of Sugar, Coffee, Mo lasses, Bagging, Ties, Twine, Bacon, Lard, Whiskey, Flour, Fish r. f all kinds, Cheese, Crackers, Nardines, Pickles, Hatns, Tobacco! Candles, Gaudy, Nailß, Noape, Potash, Soda,' W hi e -Meat, Salt, and iufact everything that is kept in a First - Class Grocery House, All of which they offer to the citizeusof Daw sou aud Kuirouudiug co Julies, at Very Low Figures. ocMltlhu BAKI3BT AND CONFECTION ERY. J. I„ SOI.OMON tpAKES i leasurs in announcing to the ci i- I sens of Dawson and surrounding coun try, that he has determined to relieve thr wants of the people by the permaueut estab lishment of a hist class Bakery & Cnfeclionery, in this pl.ee, on Depot street, next door to J. W. Roberts A Cos., where he is ready, at all times, lo furnish families with FRESH BREAD AND CAKES. And will, at th« shortest notice, furnish ail khids of delicacies lor WEDDING?, PARTIES, AC. RES TAORNL H T. [N addition to the shove, I am lilting up, 4nd will have open, by the First of Octo ber, a FIRST CLASS RESTAURANT. Where I will be prepared to cater to the wabts of the iniier man, lo the way of O ESTERS, II 'll.li O.l.nEXc. serwd to suit every variety of taste. We would say to our customers that no Liquo'S will be kept, and ladies can, without dillidence visit our house, with the assuranci that we k ill do everything in our power to merit their patronage. Give me a call Don’t forget the place. Depot street, next door tn J. W. Roberts &l Cos. J. L- SOLOMONS. »ept2S,’«9, ly. WATERS’ BKW BCALK PI AN With Iron Frame, Orerstruns Bass, and Agraffe Bridge. Kelodeons and Cabinet Organs, Tin* he»i IHailiifiu lurcd; War ranted for kii leant. Fifty Xew and Second-hand Pianos, M?- lodoons and Organs of firßl-clat*a maker-, at loir prices for cash % or one third caah and tbe balance in Monthly lun*.alment-0. Second hand Instrmiientrt at preut bargains. Illuatra ted Catalogue mailed. Warernom*, 4SI Broadway, X. Y. HORACE WATERS TESTIMOHIALS. The Wylers’ Pianoa are known as among the very bertt.— N. V. Evangelist.. We 3an sipeak of the inerita of the Water*’ Piano* from personal knowledge a- being of the verv best quality.— Christian Intel, The Waters’ Pianos are bu»U of the beet and most thoroughly seasoned mateiUL— Advocate dc Journal . Oar friends will find at Mr. Waters’ s'ore the very best assortment of Pianos, Melo* deons and Organs to he found iu the Uuited StH»e« — Graham's Magazine.. MUSICAL DOINGS.—Nince Mr. AYaters gyva up publishing; alieet music, he has devoted hie whole CwYjntalaml.it/ention to the manufacture and sale of Dianoa.aml Melodooua* lie has just issued a catalogue ot hiw newlnatrumenta. giving anew scale of prices, which allows a marked re duction from former rates, and his Pianos hare recently been awarded the First Premium st sev eral Fairs. Many people of the present day, who are attracted, if not confused, with the flaming ad vertisements ol rival piano houses, probably over look the modest manufacturer like Mr. Waters; but we happen to know that his instruments earned him a good reputation loug before Kxpo* aitions and “holiora” connected therewith were ever thought of; indeed, we have one of Mr. Wa ter*’ Pianofortes now in our residence (where it has stood for years,) of which any manufacturer in the world might well be proud. We have al ways ocen delighted with it as a sweet toned and powerful instrument, and there is no doubt of its durability ; more than this, some of the best ama teur players iu the city, as well as several celebra ted pianists, have performed on the same piano, and all pronounce it a superior and first-class in strument. Stronger endorsement we could not give. —Home Journal. A specimen ol tbe above Pianos can be seen at. mv residence. VV. M. Pkkplks, jan2l;lyw Agent jTi. less sTiii, ASK TBE ATTifNTiON OF MERCHANTS & PLANTERS TO TUEIR HEAVY FALL STOCK OF DRY GOODS & NOTIONS, Roots, feliocs, Hats aud Caps, Groceries & Tobacco, llartlMare>nd Erou Ties, K.iooi.ro, hope Tir i.n:, nad indeed everything kept in a First-class WHOLESALE HOUES These goods have all been specially se lected to meet the wants ot the Trn s, and will be sold at prices that will prova highly satisfactory. Our stock is LARGE, FULL AND COMPLETE, In Every department, *u : i-omprises everything needed by whoier sa*‘. l ayers, and such as will best suit, tbeie customers. If you want Goods in which ther bh Large n iRGI.\ for Profits, £3F"SaQd your orders to, or csll on .3. 12. ROSS & SO3V, Wholesale Dealers ia Dry Goods St Groceries Corner Second and Cherry .Street#, .71.5C0.r, tl.l. 0ct.14;3m ‘ Agents wantfd. agents want £D, $75 to s2or) per month, male and female to sell the celebrated aud original Common Sense Family Sewing Machine, im proved and perfected ; it will hem, fell, stitch luck, bind, braid and embroider in a most su perior manner. Pr ice only sl6 For sim plicity and durability, it bas no rival. Do not buy from any parties selling machines under the same name, unless having a Cer tificate of agency signed by us, as they are worthless cast iron machines. For circulars and terms, apply or address H. CRAWFORD & CO., Sale and Feed Stable. Ws expect to keep on hand, all the season first class Horses and Mules for sale. Iu our purchases we look to what is needed in this section, and trust to merit a liberal patronage from those who may need stock. Call on us before purchasing. oc2ltf FARNUM & SHARPE- G HEAT Soulhern Preparations I These Remedies are tbe result of nuny years ot luborious ttudr, und n long bedside experi.nce ill the South and West, and from the golden opinions liter have won from the tm-dictil profet-sion, the press and tlie public, slid tlie unprecedented demand and univer sal satisfaction given, they iiave immediately become ihc STAFF A III) ME DICIN'B OF THE AO E Heine prepared by ihe lecdtral proles-ion, and divested of nil seetecy, phvsicians in all directions are prescribing tb< m iu th- ir prac tice with the nnisl sa iafaclory results. The editor of the Columbus (Miss.) Senti nel says : “We have had occasion to use several of tlie ‘Great Soulhern Preparations,’ in our family, and in every instance they g» 7 e en tire satisfaction.” The AYemphia Daily Appeal says: Tho superiority of the “Great Southern Preparations" is acknowledg' and by all who haee tc-ied them, and we cheerfully recoin• mend them to our friends throughout the country The M-mphis Public Ledger srys : The “Great Southern /’reparations are pre pared and offered by staunch /’hysiciau* of our city whom we know ; their remedies give satisfaction, and we cheerfully recommend them as No 1 Family Medicines. The Brandon (Miss.) Republican sets: Tlie “Great Southern Pieparations" are prepared hy eminent phyeiciaus and sell well in our midst. YOUR SICK WIFE. is rapidly sinking to an earlv grave. Her eves are growing dim and hercheeka beeotu ing pale ; her pe-sonal charms are f.ding, and she is less talkative ; her whole frame is feeble, emaciated and nervous ; the least exercise causes short bfeatl.iug and a palpitating heart ; she ha* no appetite, Iter head aches, her Icct and hands are constant ly cold, she i* restless, nervous aud cross and everything fails to give relief. Do you know what’s the matter with your WIFE OR DAUGHTER who is thus afflicted? Ask her if she is treb led with any complaint peculiar to her sex. Ask her if ehe is trouble! with painful, sup pressed or irregular A/bnlbly Periods ; Hf sh« has Leuoorr! tea, or Whites, Uhloiosis, ot Grfeen Sickliest, Falling ot the Womb, Ulcer atioo of tlie Womb, or any of those disease, produced by an irregular action ol the womb ENGLISH FEMALE BITTERS will immsAeately arouse and restore bar to h-al>h. Physicians all over the country are delight ed wi'h its effects. We hold hundred* es letters similar to the following : 1 Extract from the llacou (VLh>.) Beacon :] >om the unprece'dente eale and demand for th. “English Female Bitters" her-, and the entire satisfaction given, we earnestly recommend them to all of our lady friends* Mr. F. G. Siucliir, of D'-Kilb, Mi*'., eays : 7'hree of Our physiciaus are mii.g you' remedies in 'heir practice, one of who.] »a». there is no Uterine touic equal to you English F. male Bitters. Messrs. Carpenter A Cos., of U-xlehutat, •1/isv., .4/ltcli, 1868, says ; The sale of \ottr English Female Bitters ia wonderful. Send two dozen h• i-ip-e«». Kisoit it Neal, of Hunisville, Ala., »»> : i’iea«e forward by express, six dozm En glish Female Bitters. Th ese Bitters are beautifully put up is large bottles, at $2.50 per bottle, or three l»*itles lor $6.00 ; one bottle lasting tyvo •eek*. Scut to all parts of the country on receipt of ptiee ; also, lor sale b. druggi.ta, J. P. DiIOVOOGLX & Cos , PrnpVs., Memphis, Tenn. By cleansing the stomach, arousing the liver, carrying off *ll the bilious m tier, and acting as a powerful anti-period'e, tho KI !\ G OF 0 HILLS, at one dollar per bottle, is to -day the boast ed physicians’ combination for the cure of ail forms ol Chills and F, v.-r, Neor.ilnyi, pain and aching ol the Bones and Joints, Sun /'aiu, and ail these complaiuta of a malari ous origin. It never edicts the head, ears, or m rves, can be administered toiufai ts, and is supe rior to quinine tor these disease*. FaRJ/KRS AND -PLANTERS all over the country are buying th.- King n( Chills for family use, and all are delighted with its effects. It you do not wi«h your chils to return, this is the remedy. It is pre pared by physicians who have much experi ence in the treatment of malarious dis- as*., and, as this remedy never fails in private prac tice, it is conliden'inlly recommended as a a standard preparation. Large bottles SI.OO, or six bottles for $5. Sold by ail druggists. Have You a Use dniygUalin Sectoral. Have you any disease of the Lung# t Use Ainygdalin Pectoral. Have you Pleurisy or bronchitis < Use A mygdafin roctoral. Have you Croup or Hooping Cough 1 Use Amygdadin Pectoral. The prettiest aud beat Cough Syrup ~ , „ la Wmygdalin Pectoral, rue mother’s cheap Cough Syrup , , „ Is Jm/gdalin Pectoral. The Child en’s Favorite Is Amygd.-.lin Pectoral. For fara._, use, as a pnwertul eipeetoi an-, easing pair* aud encouraging sleep, it h.s uo avutl. Ptiee, SI.OO. Sold by all druggists. STOP, 05, !> .11.1. Y : You need not grunt anv longer. Yon can he cured right away. Your Kidneys nnd Bladder have been annoying von long enough DROMGOOLE& CD'S Ext. Bearbprry &, Undid will cure you of all that Buffering. It will relieve you of Urinary deposits, frequent dt sire and inability to Urinate, Gravel, Gout, Dropsy, paiu iu the Back, eff. cts ol Habits of Dissipation or early abuse. Adapted lo old or young, male or female. Price, $1 per bottle, or six bottles for $5. bent to ail parts ol tbe country ou receipt of price; also, for sale by druggists. IMPUKE BLOOD REQUIRES THE USE OF OUR CONSTITUTIONAL MONARCH, which purities the Biood, cures Scrolula,.-kin Diseases, Glandular dwellings, Syphilitic af» lections, old Ulcere and Sores, Boils, etc. The MONARCH is composed of St’illingia, Sarsaparilla and lodide ol Potash, which are acknowledged the world over to be the best Blood Purifiers ever known. Price, large botiles, $1.50. J. P. DROMGOOLE 4 00., Prop’rs, oct7;3m Memphis, Tenn. For sale by Janes At Loyless, Oawson Ga. THE TOMLINSON OEMAREST CO Manufacturers of FINE CARRIAGES, SCO Brosdtvay, New York. Are manufacturing extensively ev ery style of Carriage, Buggy, and Wagon suitable for the South, from the finest Landau and Phaeton down to the Velocipede. Mr. W. Woodruff, of Griffin, Ga., well known throughout the South as the orig nator of the celebrated Buggy called ‘‘The Woodruff Concord, ’’ isdd “The Wooruff Plantation Wagon, and •associated with us in N. Y , where we will always keep a good stock of these Buggies and Wagons on hand, which aro said to bo superior to almost any made in America. If you want any kind of a Vehicle, good wakranted work, send your or ders directly to this Bouse, or through any of our Agents, and they will have prompt attention Illustrated circulars will bo sent to any person who will write for them. May 6ly 1 DEI 1111111! 1869. COTTON CROP. 1869, W. 31. PEEPLES, (Sucrwor C» LGYLEkS & URIFFIY,) Wakehouseman, WOULD MOST RBSPECTFTJJ.t.Y INFORM HIS FI.ANTINq lruutl* and ibe public, that they will fiud bint at this wull known sutß DURING THJE MLESEISTT »EA.SON .Prepared to ‘Receive, Store, Sliio, Sell 0 r Advance opno tbeir OoMini, wt tbe rate ol s. v.-u per com, p< r «’ naa . He will keett thoronglhy posted, daily, by Te'zgr: pbio dispatches of all cbabgea ib tbo 3larkcts iu Nrw l'ork aud Lifcrfo 1. Hi* Warchcuso is 6 The Largest and most Centrally Located, -nl (Dtrated in the movt business portico of tbs oily, and his facilities for bind ling Cotton are NOT EXCELLED 31ST DAWSON. He promises himself to wrV for, and PROTECT THE PLANTER ii evo wuy in bis jotcr. He flatters himself be is Competent Tor the Successful Prosecution ol the Warehouse Business. W. M. PEEPLES. NOTE. - JOYLESS ti GRIFFIN re'uro their thank* f"r thr »"y Ii b'» pxir-ir. 'g in ie ..fur* Ir-stoweii upon tiieui ands I ci l f"r tli-ir fa-ud, r . M, PEEPLES. a continuance us the same, a«*i«rirg them th*' »H In ~ri>iiti- e- to ii » will be done, LO) I.ESd tk CiRiPFIN. Sept. 30 3m. Wholesale IPrj Goods EXCLUSIVE WHOLESALE DRY BOOBS HOUSE, SAVANNAH, GA. HAVING long »9»ri Ibe ytvces.iry of sn exclusive WHOLj-fALE DRY GOODS HC USE i» our (Illy, we have closed nut “ ur f r tail stock, etilargod our store lo nearly dnublo its former eapac;ty. * lil ' eoifine ourselves rxclusirely in the "W HOLE SALE TRADE, We keep a buyer continually in the Eastern Markets, *nd wiib # nr r advantages, think we have facilities for eflf rin; goods its low, *nd #n Good Terms as any oilier NYarket. Our Stoek is now complete, baisg the Largest and Best asosrted Stock ever opened in the South. We feel confident in offering sufficient inducements to retain tLa tr* Savannah. Solicit orders and examination of our Stock. Very Respectfully) ORFF- WATKINS i CO. Oct.7;3m.